7zip in linux ?
hi
is there a way to get ark or file-roller (I think that's what the gnome app is called) to open 7zip archives? I currently use a script that allows me to double click a file in kde and automatically uncompress it (using p7z), but I thought there might be another (more sophisticated) way or plugin to do that... Also, I sometimes use the 7zip gui version for windows which sort of works. |
One option is you can set the default file in Windows (or whatever) to use zip or bz2 or tar instead of the native 7z
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well that was not what I was trying to do, since I already have .7z files....
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I doubt it; command-line is much more powerful, convenient, efficient, etc. so I don't know why you want something else. You could write a GUI if you want to.
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command line is not always more efficient.
I'm using linux for productivity and theres a difference between opening a shell, typing line (and thinking about the syntax) or simply double clicking a file. |
Actually the bash prompt is more efficient than GUI. Midnight Commander can look into 7zip files which runs from the command prompt. However, not all Linux distributions includes this feature.
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Well, yes.
But for my purpose the gui will be simpler and faster. |
Ark gives me the choice to open a 7zip file. I cannot test this since I own no such files but it should be worth a try ...
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Could you associate a script with .7z files in, say, Nautilus or Konqeror or whatever? A script which would take $filename.7z and, erm, un7zip it. Then, when you 2x-clicked on a file, it would extract the original file - if one was clever, in a folder called $filename.
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